We can deliver workshops in:

Streetdance / Hip Hop

Breakin’ (Breakdance)

Funkstyles i.e. Lockin’, Poppin’, etc..

Or a mixture of the above

for:

Schools

Corporate team building

Stag dos / Hen dos

Kids Parties

Our teachers are committed to:

creating a fun environment;

encouraging self-confidence in all participants;

and teaching moves correctly and safely

We can work with:

all ages from 4yrs upwards

mixed groups

all boys or girls groups

children with low self esteem

children with learning difficulties

Give us a call on 07554 434254 and we will be happy to provide a workshop suited for your needs.

JP Omari and his teachers have a very strong reputation in delivering successful and inspiring workshops in schools, having taught extensively in Brighton & Hove and across England.

All our teachers have enhanced CRB checks and are familiar with our Child Protection policy. Please contact us if you wish you see a copy.

What schools have said about Streetfunk:

Patcham High School (Patcham, Brighton)

(Nina Perring – Head of Dance)

Sir Robert Woodard Academy (Lancing, W. Sussex)

(Alison Poulter)

“JP worked with a group of boys with mixed abilities from all different year groups (7-13). The boys worked with JP for 6 weeks, developing skills and technique and then preparing a final performance for the school Dance Show.

The boys thoroughly enjoyed every session. It was fantastic for them to have a male role model to look up to and work along side. The boys learnt a wide range of skills in different street dance styles, as well as being taught the importance of discipline and determination when working as part of a dance group! The performance piece was of a high technical standard which the boys all lived up to!

We would definitely like to arrange further workshops and classes in the future!”

St. Peter’s Infant School (Portslade, E. Sussex)

(Colette Lynch)

The Folkestone Academy (Folkestone, Kent)

(Andrea Wood)

“JP has taught many dance workshops at The Folkestone Academy to key stage 3, 4 and 5 students of mixed ability. He has inspired many boys to take up dance at The Academy, many of these have now choosen to take dance as a BTEC or extension activity.
JP is always very professional and reliable, we hope to employ him many more times in the future.
He always manages to enthuse the students to try their best and work hard, the results always brilliant.”

The Regis School (Bognor Regis, W. Sussex)

(Melanie Walton)

“JP has the ability to inspire all young people through Dance. I have seen him stretch and challenge very gifted dancers and I have seen him reach the hardest to reach children. Every school should experience JP at least once and prepare to be amazed!”

Uplands Community College (Wadhurst, E. Sussex)

(Jane Cole)

“JP worked with some of our Year 8 boys at Uplands Community College for 2 terms teaching them Breakdance. JP has a great way of working with young people and he became a ‘hero’ for many of them. They were so inspired, they produced a dance on their own and performed it in front of the whole school. It was heartwarming to see how well they worked as a team and supported one another, whatever their ability and this supportive atmosphere grew from the confidence they received from working with JP.

In the boys own words Streetfunk and JP were ‘awesome’”brilliant’’outstanding’’fun’’cool’’fantastic’. I think that just about sums it up!”

Find out what other organisations have said about Streetfunk:

East Sussex Youth Service

“Future recommendations would be, where ever possible, to work with professional artist, such as JP. It cannot be stressed enough how much his status in the eyes of the young men contributed to the success of the project. With his holistic approach and impressive dance skills, his experience of working hard to engage young people, not to mention the celebrity status you are on to a winner.”

Mole Valley District Council

(Kath Holland – Community Arts Development Officer)